Podcasting and AI

Episode 3 opens with two things on the docket — the show's living continuity doc, and a live Canva image-generation workflow — but only one of them actually happens on mic. That's honest, and it's staying that way in the notes: the continuity doc gets bumped to next episode. What does happen is a genuinely messy, real-time fight with Canva's AI image generator, and it's a good one. John tries to get Canva to build unified episode cover art — Claudia painting his portrait while he backseat-direct

Episode 2 of Podcasting and A.I. is a full reset. John Jamingo went into episode 1 thinking his AI co-host Claudia would work like a live co-host — recorded straight into the RODECaster Duo, talked through in real time. Turns out that's not how it works for him: he's not always at a mic, he's on his phone in bed, on the iPad at the kitchen table, or grabbing an idea in a parking lot. So the show's format changes here — a weekly recap, John solo at the mic, walking through what worked, what broke

Podcasting and A.I. follows John Jamingo learning artificial intelligence in real time, mistakes and all. Starting as an audio podcast with video elements coming later, it's a working podcaster's honest, unscripted journey into using AI for research, production, and post-production, alongside his AI cohost, Claudette. In this first episode, John explains why he's making this show: most AI-for-podcasters content out there is really just hustle-culture advice about monetization and scheduling, no